If the null hypothesis is that the population mean is equal to 150 and a sample
mean of 113 gave significant support against the null hypothesis, which of the
following sample means would be certain to give support against the null
hypothesis.
a) 114 b.) 122 c.) 264 d.) 112
_____12) If the p-value is less than the significance level, you would .
a.) reject the null hypothesis b.) accept the null hypothesis
c.) accept the rejection region d.) accept the test statistic
_____13) If the null hypothesis has been accepted and there truly exists a significant
difference, what type of error has been made?
a) none b) type II c) type I d) type III
_____14) If a directional hypothesis is legitimate, which will have greater statistical power?
a.) a one-tailed test b.) a two-tailed test
c.) both will have the same power d.) you can’t run a two tailed test
If the null hypothesis is that the population mean is equal to 150 and a sample...
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